The xerographic photocopying process was developed by Chester Carlson in his kitchen, not by a professor in a University. It was further developed by the Battelle Institute, a private research institute in Columbus, Ohio, in conjunction with the Haloid Company. There was no significant university involvement until after the process had been successfully commercialized.
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photocopying
Some styles of martial arts use the term professor for instructors. In some cases they may actually teach at a university. In other's the individual may hold a degree granted by some university, usually in Asia, in martial arts history and technique.
Dolores Krieger, a prominent professor of nursing at the New York University Division of Nursing, conceived of therapeutic touch as a healing technique in the early 1970s and introduced the therapy in 1972.
Dolores Krieger, a prominent professor of nursing at the New York University Division of Nursing, conceived of therapeutic touch as a healing technique in the early 1970s and introduced the therapy in 1972.
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Xenofobia: Dislike or fear of people from other countries or of that which is foreign or strange. Xenón: 54th element of the periodic table Xerografía: Dry photocopying technique Xilófono: Musical instrument in the percusion family.
yu go to ashford university too lol
A technique for storing blood for longer periods of time
The technique is credited to Albert Humphrey, who led a convention at Stanford University in the 1960s and 1970s using data from Fortune 500 companies
Mulugeta H. Serzu has written: 'Application of High Resolution Seismic Technique in precambrian terrain (Sudbury, Ontario)' -- subject(s): Dissertations, University of Manitoba, University of Manitoba. Dept. of Geological Sciences
Con for Ohio: they use a weird high-stepping technique